The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-03
THE BUTTERFLY BOODLER
HE STILL sKIPs bBOUT CANADA
CAPRlCIOUsLY.
he Carefully Avoids London for
Fear Of Being Arrested
or Kidnapped.

"a
sixteen miles distant, by a livery sta.
BILE keeper fiom that place. They
stopped at the Central Hotel here.
kept by Jacob Rogers, and ordered
lodgings and breakfast, but McGArisle
did not.register nor make bis identity
known. The landlord suspected By
the actions Of his CUES. that he was
trying to evade justice, and Of making
inquiry OF the person who drove hin
here learned OF his identity. He re-.
tired at 80 O'Clock and slept until 8
am, when ho took breakfast, and ten
dered the landlord ten dollar Ameri-
can note from which to dedu 1 bis
bill, The landlord expressed his
doubts to it's being genuine, when Nc
Garigle joculsrly remarked that Ii
was such rs these that the grand In.
stiluiions OF the Unie cd States were
ionL ded upon. He then went TO the
railway station, pui chased ticket for
London and boarded the $3.50 O'Clock
am. train for that city. He made no
effort to hide his Identity. and was
recognised by both the conductor and
brakeman Of the train by his resen.
blsnoe 20 a picture OF him they had
Beep. He stated 10 party with whom
he was converting that II was his in.
toDiion 10 70 urn TO Ohio ago as sooa
ne the affair was settled He appeared
in no wsy retic snt about talking over
the matter, and did not seem TO have
any desire 10 conceal himself from the
public eye, He still wears the same
clothes, aud wears bis whiskers and
mu.tsche In the same shape a. when
he lift Chicago.
THE PARTY THAT MET HIM,
CHICAGO. LII, August 9. - Dis
patches from Sarnia, published here
today, assert thst the party which
met MEG NTiele when he landed In
eansds Was composed OF three per-
sons answering u description OF Dr.
Horsey, Lawyer Wright aud Saloon.
keeper Maloney, all OF Chicago. Ac.
oordipg TO these reports, Horsey and
Wright after leaving McGaiple, went
TO n. Clair, " ere they dined at the
esme table with p. d Armour, and
were on familiar terms with the niil-
ionairp PICKER. Y sterday Horasy
and Wright had q conference In Gar.
MIA with Building Inspector Kirk
land, OF Chicago, the Ia ter aso con
sulhpg with the liveryman Boyle.
who las hsrbored McGarigle. Last
night Horsey and Wright took trnin
east, saying they expected TO meot q
friend In London day. DR. Horsey.
Of this city, Ia r. sident physician at
the Palmer House. Among his pa.
tenb n Mr.. Armour. The docisfs
hiends say his objsc Ia going 20 Gas.
ada Was TO attend 10 Mr.. Armour.
They deny that II 10 at all probabls
he Il mixed mp In the MeGargls nat.
Der. saioonkcepsr Malonsy is In Oni-
ego today. He av,rs that while In
Oar ada he did not even see McGari.
gle.
NO APPLICATION P)R HxfRADIrIoH.
CAIsAe1, Ill, August 2 "A speci 4
hon has been received st the q ate
department for the eItradition OF Ne
GAr'gle. The Attorney General, " haa
asked touching an application for eK.
tradition, said no decision could be
nAde until quest on was formally
presented. HI uld y requeet be meds
II would he carefully considered, and
n demand male for the apprehe nslos
ana Teturn ~ the might've N such q
iemsnd could be made under thu law
and treaty s'ipulatp rs Othet official
n the Attorney Generals office, whie
declining N discu = the question a
onlradition, are d sp ,eed 10 think thst
tho msthods employed by NC9sriete
in eascting his escape from Chicago
aud passing g. Canada will have 10
bearing on the c,ae. A sovfrrlgs
nation has full police jurisd c'ion over
i,s waters and hsi bois, and may refsse
clearance Iapefs % foreign veseel
that he viols'ed the law, and wiahs
thrB within police jurisdiction may
take rom such weasel, under process
OF Law, person charged with q
criminal act. bat deman Il for the fe.
tuTn Of an offender VINO had escaped
from the custody OF the Law by meaus
Of i5reig, trsdiug vessel could moi
10 suh aimed s,ely on that account.
"sAc" AT AT. EArHEmsEs.
CmcAoo, H., Au.ut "A Daily
News apscial from 81 CAtherinee. SAVE
ErGariss ar iy-i here ab ut 2 o'o'oci
THE Rltsinnoh on the Grand Tfunt
Railway He a. o1ce hailed q cab ant
rtiuesd IN allow any one else to enter
He wa driven through the city 10 W,
ueishborhooi a The n. Johns red
demo 90 tario street, where b,
AlRhiei sld III missed the cab. IL 4
believed he Ia at pres mt hiding In tn
NJ John house, iiom which all psr
Bons, par,iru airy newspaper men, ~
pofisrs and dei,c ives a'e, excluded
aud Il IL impossib TO procure spy In
tsrvisw ~ iurther information at pres
en,. A dst e,ive IN here a.d Ia vat
ing tn ayr val Of papers from Mon
tfeal 20 srfest N i9s'isle on sumo oil
charge a cou piracy. II Ia bsiievcs
hs VII ~ into the country 10 .avols
dc,sciyes and newspaper men.
DsrsRniSKD TO ARTIST nm.
cuIcAa,, lLL, Augns, "A Dan,
kess bp,cia I ON London, Oat., Bsys
Tee e'o',st qiiiy falls 10 verify On
reJot wat Mcliarlple Ia in London
ara ~ gen,iAl option Ia thst d
Nill nos orms On IN Q city, ~ the locs
aui o-'ti.s Gem determined IN arr
him u fund. II 10 Tsportf 4 on goo
Authority hat While he took q uai
Tor London, he 70, al NJ s,rathroy,
small town about tveuiy milos We,
irum London, whore be- was 10 rsmsi
ov1uishi, lesviog there onrly chi
norling for Toronto OF come 9th,
hisefn point.
WARRANT ToR MAC.
CnioAol, It,, Angusi "A MOI
iftA. spet'si 10 he n Es cave: Ia
detc,ives left Tor L1ndnn, OAt -, Ia
niRht armed with warrant for n
arrest o' NcG ,rigle, aad 'susd at a
lusiarco q tmes Baxter broker
this city. on charge Of conSpirso
Baxter al'e,eg that when McGanR
was chief Ut police II Uhicas, he co
Fpied With one SIlls, of Montreal,